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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

ORDINANCES.
The City Attorney submitted an ordi-
nance entitled An Ordinance to con-
struct q sidewalk on the weat side of
Front street. Passed.
Also an ordinance entitled ian Ordi.
nance vaeatlng N alley or street in
Block Is Of BuFke's Second Addition. y
Adopted.
Also al ordinances entitled sAn OsdI-
nance to lay "a and establish q public
street along the shore and over land
covered By the waters Of Elliott Bay
extending from the north boandaFy
line OF the city Of Seattle 10 Columbia
street In the said city, to be known and
called By the name Of II siiroad Avenue
Adopted unanimously.
The matter Of granting Litteli q %.
the privilege Of occupying the foot Of
University street was postponed.
RIaHT or War MATHIS.
On moliea Of Councilman Forth, O.
H. Hanfsrd was invited 10 address the
Council as the attorney Of Bellingham
Bay Railway a Navigation Company in
regard 10 their application for right Of
way along Railroad Avenue.
Mr.. HanfoFd stated, In subtanee,
that his company wished mere time 10
which 20 prepare an ordinance that
would agree. 10 particular details, With
the ordinance granting the right OF
var 10 the Seattle, Lake Shore 4 East
terra Railway Company. He asked the
Council to consider both companies pc
siti0ns &c the same time.
Councilman Furth did not believe in
delaying the granting Of the right Of
vas 90 the Seattle. Lake Shore d East
err Railway Company, and be would
like 90 hsar froG that company'k att0r-
nsy, Judge Thomas Barke, whs was
present.
Mr.. Burka was iavited 10 address the
Oouncil. He said that be was extremely
anxious 20 hsve the matter settled AZ
speedily ss p visible. Funds we're now
ready TO begin work a. soon as the right
Of way matter wss satisfactorily ar
ranged. His company wanted perfect
harmony In the matter OF lie relations
10 other roads, and he woald therefore
enter no ebiacsioa II the Oounoil say
Gil TO postpone the matter until next
Thursday eveaing, 50 a. 10 give the Bel
bingham Bay Company an opportunity
10 prepare its ordinance and submit IL
20 the City Attorney.
The Council then adjourned until
next Thursday evening ~ O'Clock, With
the Fight Of way ordinances as the sps-
eial order Of business.
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a&at2F e1Fzaap o&161@a Raax ANxzzIsz-
Gzsrz1
AbUnz 10 esaanek ges1nxfag mnFnanw 4
tsMm, akERahed 20 ne asiivHFy wmRua b.
hanging % the California Nmkarv xzn
away, and - shsy rza dgw1 EEssenth
s1Encs eanssd uni1e : rippza 20 sxssta
msnl. - i uas sxpseasd fhsg w1aIa
dnmh agar sAs eff, lmaaead AZ whsah.
Aftar rsnahing theEa. shag fnEnsd d0wn
CHI Avsnne ana hE0ueAf up as tie city
1ail, and we're STOPPED after thay had
overturned the WAGON, smashed the aop
and spilled the oousentz ok the wagon.
KsE. @. e NswbsFFy, 90 Eaailacoom,
will praanh At fAe EonarenAfinnal
ehurch nsxs Euaaay marninQ and
ssenine.
D0naid Ross, Of Portland. General
AnenE For shs Paeiiie Mnt1si. Is ID town.
On Monday evening sbena fifteen
Rsnslemsn met In NE Congregational
ehnrnh 70 take steps s0wArd ornanixinR
= Good TempiaFa' society. A numher
Of names weFe placed en- toe applicafion
for charter, and blank appIic4kinns were
placed @ ths banda Of Messrs- w. PEN
diston, q. h. Aiken and o. A. Co0k, 10
solicis for additional sienasurss during
the week. We cerfAinlg think that Ia
cona can and viii have a dsarishinQ
s0ciety IN tbs near future. TIE meet
Ing adjourned TO meet af The same pisee
next Monday evening. ct 1s30 o'clock.
4. W. Parker. q former resident o
this place nov Of Portland, is Visiting
friends here.
Ben Laihes. Of San Francisco. i at
ths Tacoma.
.. u HYDE Presenting Attorney Of
SPOKANE County, viii Ienve bere this
morniag for his home IN Spokane F4lis
fna little steamer Bessie gill leave
Tor Henderson Bay this morning.
~ . estimated thef about % persons
" AL ieft ness Tor seattle yesterday -
attend me Dramatic entertainment
gwen lass evening g shas place oy Ia
soma sAisn.
Deeos nieo yesterday N the efsice
o. pc C0anfy AudftoF: y. u. OaughKan
q faat unsnoF, lots IL ~ and ~.
pioc6 Z, u McdfsRora Addition 700;
Sonn y. Proctor 80 Iillah Proctor, lots
Uaaa ", 10 w. n: Bowes' Addition, VI;
=. ". 6pragae 20 heien ID. Oeiourn and
OXEN hall u 80 IN sec. IL, tp. 10 n
= 2 ~
Lne CAledonia and Se. Andrews So
clesy OF snis piaee lass evening celsora-
teos ~ the I. "a q. a. Hall, the amir
versaFy OF the birth OF Robert Barns.
From fHe EHsNf9G NetRs Fo1R o0FRa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

r. ~. Donovan. representing IAN
Brothers. Of Portla a. il IN the city.
Mr.. Raney. Chief Of tie Tacoma Fire
Department, spent yesterday afternoon
in Seattle.
Mrs. w. p. Montgomery, Of Hays
CITY, Kansas, is visiting her con. y. @.
Montgomery, editor Of she Ttnes. In
this city. Mrs. MontRomsry has stx
sons and daughters. all married and
settled Ia the West, several Of when
she hopes 10 visit before resuFning 10
her Kansas home.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

NV SrRASEA. - Byron BAFlow. Of
she SkAsit loggine arn Of Bah a Bar
lew, is Al present In Seattle 10 see whaa
arraneemenss be can make about kav-
ina q staFnuheel steamer bails He
wants = boat laS feet in length, wifh
eaoa poweR and stFons hall JohR Hell
lard, 81 Portland. has made the medal
and clan. and wiil bring Il 30 she ScunA
II q day 90 20. The c0asiFuctisa Of
ahs steamer viii be les BY eentraea, sad
souae Of che seattle meohAnice expNcf
20 eat il bids for she uork.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

VuscK prARArua.--FoT two OF three
aasspfsvious 10 the arrival Of the steam
shiV umssiila there waFs No vessels 10
80 szeeplins enc leading Cedar Moan
81 eeai. The result vas thai che
esakefs wsFe allied and all the availAale
- aesded and ss1e tracked. As saas
.as UmstiliA vent under the shates.
saaAy evening. she commsnced taktne
- Ane By aoon today che will be
ssA1y tof sea- She gees 10 Portland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26
RgAL estate.

The following deeds we're sled In the
Auditors Ofice yesterday for record:
Charles Waters TO L. ID. w. Shelton,
lots and In 6omerville, near the Seat.
sls race track $500.
7. A. Jones and II. A. Jones to A. Mo
Lean. lot In block In Bell 4 Denny's
addition $3.50.
George I. Ford TO Margaret ID. Pease,
lot u 10 block 10 Of A. A. Deuny's third
addition $3.50.
Luther II. GFifiiths 10 +. n. Fowler,
OF Fremont, Nebraska, LOT in block
OF Laws second addition 500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

saRlors AooInHxr. Wan. Lodge,
'oneshOrsman residing in this city, whe
vent 70 Tacoma on lhe Elder. was
osoaehe back TO Seattle on the Fleet
seod In a terrible broken up condition.
y seems shas early yesterday moFain0
e aspped into an opes hatch on the
Aaef, falling distance Of twenty feet.
efsaatnR his leg and shoulder and bFuis-
20 BIN otherwise. He vas taken 90
rrusieenos Hospital for snFaieAl treat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

wares RncovEzxn-A @An ua@ed
JoAn wesch uas arrested yesterday GO
a eAares ef hsssnR stolen Road uaaeA
frorn ths soosn % Alh1Ft wrisAt. an
enpsase Of shs New England Haaei. II
was shown AZ tke exaHinaitoa tAas
Welah had sald tha WakoA 10 1ommy
CtAney fer SIS. eftsR oasrinR Il Ter sale
20 elher pnrssna. AZ ahe cnoelnnan a.
ne exAminaiien Welsh wes senA % iAtl
% awais ~ assian Of 1hs GsAnd SaFy.
ID dutsult Of eco bail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

OAFaoalo SoctARLR.-An entertain
1sal vii b given in the basement Of
90 Oaseolie Chars b, touiehs. eommene-
q 40 o'eleok. Special asTs has
- 80 tahen 10 make IL success. Ansoee
- interesting features o. the pro
@ns = TIE faynFtse feres, ''Box and
49, satea vii be played By J. A.
S.s..l.ASees, l. :. Beth and William Ne
@ssaA 10 eenIa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

D. &. Iudkiua. he Esean etrsea Pho
tsaraphez. has aaflialantiy recovered his
healGh 10 attend 20 busfnaas again, and
yin be glad 70 sse his frisnds a his cal
lsry. TIE usuai coed quAlity a woKk
Quaxsuteed. ja1Km
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Ladies Wishing beaufifaIly Citing eog-
sets which Rivs ease ana onmfexf 70 the
weansR, can Be accommodated By leav-
ING orders and measurement af Ma.
MooEs'a dseaamAkina eatahliahmeut, ca
Second street. oppoaiss NE OhuFoh. ds2
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Iae @Fafnanee ereaafnw mmzfsaae
Asemus A@spsea xne masMs -
Wms mmaseK w4anyen hnaam.
Deaneia met wQxs11nf % aaisuxnment
kraeanf- Mayer Ehoudy aud ConnefI
men kHkth. Erink. Gfean. Hinnkzsg,
KnsBeii and Reisza.
rETETS0Ha AID oozMuxl azzasn.
Ff0m r. Z. sanasr ana sshera. Tor q
extsu4l0n 81 kran8 atxsss khr0ueh q
esash seooud. Referred TO STRESS Usm-
mitsee.
From 4. z Davidson and sshsrs, 70
improve the alley betwsen Third and
AouEth StFssts. Fannia2 noElh fKom
Fine esraet shrOuRk bIoek 50 o. a. 4.
Denny's addition. Rsfrrsd.
From l. 3. Bogsh aud oshars. for q
safeet liRns On Jtaers0n slrsas a. tie
inteFses1iou q Ftfih aarees. Granted,
vita 81 smandmeBf providing for the
pIaeing Of Iiahia &c far a Ssventh strnea
From W. D o. fooia and osAers, for
street. iiRkts il Railroad alley, as foot
Of -enena sMd Spring s2reesx Granted
From =. lsobs d Co., for peFmiss On
70 construct q wooden sidewalk In fF0ns
Of their piaee Of buHineas. GKamted.
From B. +. Briggs and others, Esmon-
ssratlnR against TIE improvement Of
nevensh street. Referred b StFest Com.
mittee.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
From Sewer Committos, on petition OF
4. 3. Andrews and others, for tue ex-
tension Of the Marion street ssWtR. re-
eonmendiug shatths same BE- granted.
Adopted.
From Street. COMMITTEES, on the psEi-
ton Of II. 4. Yesier and others, 60 open
Cedar street.. recommending that the
same be granted. Ad0psed.
From Sewer COMMITTEES, on the psfi-
tion Of n. = sander Kud ofheFa fog
sewer 10 tbs alley Ia block 10 Of Nay
naFd'a plat, recommending shss the
same he moi eranksd, but that the sur
face @AtaT ID said block be drained By
q b.sx drain placed IN she alley. Adopted.
EFam Etnanee Oommif1ee, approving
lhs monthly reports Of the City Tailor.
City Treasurer and Justice Hill for the
mneth Of DeeembeK. Adopted.
Fr0B Street. COMMITTEES, granting the
petition Of William D. Wood and w p.
Sfanisy 20 vaeate the alley running
through block Is Of BuKke's second Ad
dItion. Adopted.
On motion Of Councilman Reitzs. il
was ordered that Woods supplemental
plat Of blocks Is and II Of Barke's Sec
end Addition to Seattle be approved.
From Finance Onmmitsee on the peti.
sion Of Hector Mckay for the refund
Ing Of the tax on acres Of land In A.
A. Denny's Donation claim, recon-
mending thst Il be not granted.
APPLICATION ron LIoEHaE nERKnKKD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

= A fEzpsczxn. List sxenirs
s'aaa =. A. Hasaela reesivsd tie soi-
s~sS dsspaleA Signals are ordered
800 meath os O0lamhsA river noFtA.
49, n'Ea saaih winds expecsea.
-s4 asAr FaEeonvsR Esland.
1AxtEKkn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Medical Lake Salt poaseeaea greater
curative properties than any other
known remedy. u positively cures
RHKuHATIsM. NKunALaEA,
CAxkRRR, SKIS DISEASES.
DTsPEPHKA, PUN.
focTH ACHE, ETc., Ere
We WiR refund the Mooney wherever Il
fails 10 perform all u claims 20 DO.
Trial PACKAGES free. so dases for 81.
iale I'm @. KEzzooa a Ca, Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

LoooSa ALoNa xHE NARsow GAuaR.
--OH Monday night the train from
Bach Diamond brought dovn = lot Of
isea thai measured about 10.00o feet.
Ioey came from the camp Of Ames 8
Russell. which 10 situated In MAPLE Val
leI, ca the Cedar River Extension.
uhFta. Gray has besn shipping IN loss
ltom bis new camp, near Newcastle, fos
We pas. six ueeka. Besides these I've
eAmps, there IL another being opensd q
Laas Wilderness By W. Perkins. He
WI coon be shipping logs 30 this market.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

RkEInoAD CONTRADICTIONS. - Il may
not BE- generally known. bat IL is never
he lees fest, that railroad eanslruc-
llsn 10 actively going on inside ths city
lsmits Of Seattle. A reporter, yesterday,
d ssageh Of news, ssrayed d0wn she
railroad along the water trent when bis
attention was attracted By thiRd rail-
whiek had recently been laia along that
llna Il road. He followed the track TO
ths end. heiween Pike and Pine streets,
and lhara. 10 his surprise, feund q large
fnIoa Of men under she direction OF
MeAaEA Alien and Nelson as busy ae
bees hulIdine and extending the track.
Some we're cFibhine, some exeavatinRs
name timbeFine and others tFaekiayinR.
James H. Watson Is engineer IN charge.
Tie road In being constructed through
9 iies OF lots 10 the sliding dimtrict be
iwsen Pike ard Pine streets, m0d ID a
veFy difilcalt Job. especially al this sea-
500 Of the year. Just haw Tar this road
i 10 be built pofshwaFd II u impossible
b ascertain. The Oregon Impfovem nj
Company owna several blocks OF land 4
short diaianoe beyond the present end
q ahe track, and ID may be that the road
viii onlg be extended that far. although
4 may Be exteaded clear along the city
lront 10 Smiths Cove. The matter has
besn kept ysEy quiet for some reason,
BAT the work IL being pnshed with viaoF
last che same rata OF ahi0e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

IL yards for 81, bieached maslin; -
for 81, Canton flannel; Is for 81, Ions.
dale; 81 LaeoniA. t3i<c; loA, s5os "a
Psqaot. fer 81; I0A Peqaot. 25s; other
widths IN proportion. CHKsrKR oE.EAHx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Ths WesaaFa ousan aAvon b mans.
fansassd aniy b tn Ssatkie Soap %.
No hsitAF a0Ap zsads. Try is.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Threc baraiaFs weFs captured lass
night IN HAxKx a WnEaHT's grocery.
YaSt, a. is teeaf eastora- f&s eaass al
thsir eap3aFs may be aatrib1ted 20 the
fast THAI thar speat Too Iona time dis
easing the relative merits Of The 6ne
grade fsaa and caaees. fer uhieh that
store IL notea. Chisf Murphy esptnrsd
tAem uhlie Ar9aln6 Tie Felaaivs meEitz
of sSun Chops Tea ard ''OaF Blsn6ed"
CSaeA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Homx AaA1s. - George Foster. the
popular whaTfneeE on Yesles's dock,
Who vent 70 California seven weeks
ego for the hsneEis Of bis health, re-
tasned bone By the Elder, locking
mneh improved In health. He has
grown full beard. and is qaite changed
ID appearance. A portion Of the time
be passed az Pas0 R0blea Springs, and
Be declares he emily experienced thFec
eisaareeable days, 20 far as weather
vas sonoeFned. during his aesenee.
While In the city the ether day be
drove out 10 she Olid HoHse, 10 survey
the wreck Of the schooner Parallel.
Which dFifted on the roekss loaded with
powder, and exploded. week OF %
aea. He says the largest piece Of wood
ssed from the wreck vas q portion Of
mast fourteen feet long, and this is
Fapldly being cut 10 pieces and carried
Assay BY relic seekers While In The
city The other day. Mr.. Foster act
franklin Matthias, vic ID stopping ~
iAa Russ House, and enjoying himself.
He Alec met Myrou rurner. who stared
That be intended 70 return 80 Seattle 10
reside. Tue trip up the coast Mt. Foa-
see Describes as q rough enc At this SEA-
30 Of the year, but be stood 70 arst
saie, and declares he never feit better
thAn be does 81 tae present time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

sc.-A lot Of 25s. ladies' chemisstts.
Still further reductions at the slearance
sale this week. CHKsTKR CLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

III tks Wes'srn Qaeen ssyon. Il b
. thcroaRhsy zood snap. - yosF gEs-
eex Ter IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

10 3 paiF--A LOT OF white kid gloves.
Still further reductions at the two aales
this week. CHKsTRR OLxART.
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PLUsHEs AND vELvETs.
Remnants.

Remnants Of table
nswnho wcyards
sdepam ntsd4o
lengths Crashno
Gngham ALL
linen II
Remnants prices
q
enonghma for full sized Dress
n department. We win for
and
theseg purchasing
don't
n hssa
sdo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Remnants OF dress goods. table linens.
crashes, muslins. ETC, Fednced 10 prices
that vii sell them. CHzsTKn CLRARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-26

Musiins. sheetings, canton fannele.
Lowest prices yet. Clearance sale.
CHKsTKn CLKARY.
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oINoHAMs, APRON CHICKS.

Reduced to yard Better quality Is yards
These goods Wholesale
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.


immense come down IN prices.
8inb &c ne
black Cashmere inch black heavyqu
Pc
eou4c and
he o. town..
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PEQUoT BLEAcHED,
cALlcoEs, best qualities AmerIc

500 Is yards for 81
being purchased n the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-12-10
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1887.
TREASyRER'S NOTICE Of SALE.

NOTICE IsHEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Tax on the following pieces aud parcels
of property. belonging TO the within named
persons has this day become delinquent, and
that Ton per cent. will be added to the original
tax, besides cost of publication; and that |,
j. H. Lockwood, County Treasurer of White
Pine County. will sell on
Monday. tFN 18th Day OF January,
4. ID 1sSS,
in front of the Court House door in Ely, all
pieces aud parcels of property on which the
taxes aud said ten per cent and costs of ad-
vertising have not been paid, for all of said
sums subject 10 redemption within six months
from the said 10th of January, by payment OF
all of said Sums, with three per GENT. per
month thereon from said 10th day of@January
uni paid, as provided by Section 6, Statutes
1885.
Ely, November IS, 1887.
j. II. LOCKWOOD. County Treasurer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-12-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND 0FFrcE AT EuREKA NFvlDA.

LAND 0FrIcE AT EuRFKA NFvlpA.l
October ~, 1851
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has died
notice Of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the District Court Of Nevada.
At Ely. Nevada. on NOveus Der 30, 1857, viz
Homestead Entry No. l76. Henry NJ. Jones.
for the N. y OF NV. 4 and W, y. OF Ne. 4,
Of Section y, Township q ". Range g. East.
Mount Diablo meridian. lie names the iol-
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon. and cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Raper Of Cherry Creek. Nevada.
Patrick Mowin Of Cherry Greek, Nevada.
James Holland, Of Steptoe Valley, Nevada.
W q. Gallagher, Of Duck CresS, Nevada
lo<-6Hl Ii. HALL. Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-12-10
WHITE PINE NE WIS
what Did the Prtvates dOs

Our dailies TEEN with daring deeds,
And books are filled with fame,
Brass bands will play and cannons roar
In honor Of tho name
Ofmen who held commissions, and
We're honest, brave and true;
But still the question comes to me,
What did the priyates do
Who were the men to guard the camp
When the foes were lowering 'roundf
Who dug the graves Of comrades dears
Who laid them in the gronnd'
Who sent the dying message home
To those he never knews
1.-THE officers did all this,
What did the priyates do
Who were the men to fill the place
Of comrades slain in strife!
Who were the men TO risk their own
Ts save comrades lifes
Who was it lived on salted pork
And bread too hard TO chew.
Ifofficers did this alone,
What did the priyates do
Who laid in pits on raidy nights
All eager for the fray!
Who marched beneath scorehins sun
Through many toilsome day
Who paid the su;ler double price,
And scanty rations drew:
II officers get all the praise.
Then, what did the privates do,
Al honor to the brave old boys
Who rallied n the call
Without regard 10 name or rank,
We honor one and all.
They're passing over. one by one,
And soon they'll all be gone
To where the hooks will surely show
just what the boys have done.
Washington Yidettc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-12-10

M0ucN 10 be made. Cut This ont ana 70
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free, something of great value and importAhIsIs
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ages. Something new. that just coins moDg
for all workers VIII stprt you; capital n.'
needed, This is one Of the genuine impo,s
ant chances OF a lifetime. Those who Me
ambitious and enterprislng will not delay.
Grand outfit. Address TRUE / CO., Ausas~
maine.
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prepare 10 furnish all classes with empty,
ment at home, the whole OF the time Q. ~
Their spare moments. Business new, ngns
and profitable. Persons OF either sex earn
from 50 cents 10 $500 per evening, and p'v.
portionate sum by deyoting all their time ~
the business. Boys and girls earn pearly .
much as men. That all who see this msJ
send their address, and test the business. W
make this offer. Tosuch as are net wen ~. ~.
lsfied we win send one dollar 70 pay Tor ~
trouble Of writing Full particulars ara cas
At free Address GEoRGE sriFsoE 70
roftIs nd, Maine.
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Will can live at home. and make more money
lUU at work for US that at anything else in
the world Capital not needed you are start
ca Tree. Both sexes: all ages. Any one can
DO the work. Large earnings sure foIn first
start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better
not delay. Costs you nothing to send Us your
address and hnd ont; II you are wise You will
do so at ones. IL HAlLsrT b Co. Portland.
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